rossdouthat.theatlantic.com - 11/20/2008
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Yglesias cries foul on my last post , with its prediction that Obama would end up earning a "strange new respect" among some right-wing hawks - and that he might even end up bomb, bomb, bombing Iran: A phased withdrawal from Iraq plus a stepped-up campaign against
al-Qaeda in Afghanistan and ...
rossdouthat.theatlantic.com - 11/19/2008
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Jim Geraghty : So Joe Lieberman is keeping
his chairmanship of the Homeland Security Committee on the...
say so of 42 Senate Democrats AND President Obama ; his Secretary of State might be Iraq War supporter and preconditionless-summit opponent Hillary ...
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Eyes on the Prize
americanforeignpolicy.org - 11/17/2008
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americanforeignpolicy.org —
Among the many challenges that will greet President-elect
Obama when he takes office, there are few, if...
any, more urgent and complex than the question of Iran. There are also few issues more clouded by myths and misconceptions. In this Joint Experts' ...
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... net negative verdicts after their performances on Capitol Hill yesterday. Flying down to D.C. in private jets was a public relations nightmare, and the CEOs behavior in front of Congress may doom a very necessary bailout, John Amato says at Crooks and Liars. GM CEO Rick Wagoner’s admission that the troubled automaker had not developed contingency plans was a bungled attempt to force Congress’s hand on a bailout, The Foundry’s Conn Carroll alleges. FROM THE BLOGS: [image] Barack Obama, Liberal Hawk? – Ross Douthat [image] A Big ...
The obligatory “Iran has enough uranium for one nuclear bomb” post
Hot Air » Top Picks —
... of building nukes, so this is bound to come to a head sometime early(-ish) in The One’s term. Ross Douthat expects Obama to act , as do I, which is what I’ve always thought was the subtext of Biden’s notorious appeal to the left to ...
The Inappropriateness of Using a Left-Right Spectrum on Foreign Policy
democracyarsenal.org —
... and Ross Douthat regarding Obama’s foreign policy orientation. I just wanted to comment that, while I understand what Ross is saying, I still find ...
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